If there are any big revelations to come in this latest document release, it is going to involve such questionable actions on the part of the government.
Last year, the red lights were flashing all over Afghanistan with a warning about genocide. The Taliban claimed they were different this time. Girls would be allowed to go to school, they said. Religious differences would be respected, they said.
It's time to avert an even greater disaster by preventing millions of eligible families from losing health care because of nothing more than missing paperwork.
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Derrick Johnson, Marc H. Morial, and Sonia M. Pérez
Obama had it right when he spoke to the people of Estonia. Misinformation is no match for the truth, and free speech and a free press are essential to a free people.
Armenia is an increasingly healthy democracy within an authoritarian orbit. Nurturing it is as much an American interest as seeing Ukraine keep its freedom.
Though we still control less wealth than men, women give more of ours away. Across income levels and generations, women are more likely to give, and give more.
International actors should meet with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs), not only to understand the situation on the ground, but also to spread awareness of positive impacts.
Even as the final is set at the 2022 World Cup, it's clear the most significant result came even before the first offsides penalty. Chants of "We want beer!" heralded the opening action, echoing far beyond the stadium itself.
Does the West fully grasp the challenge to its traditional leadership in the Middle East? And is it ready to support Middle East agency through deepening constructive involvement?
Since Monday, 120,000 ethnic Armenians in the Nagorno-Karabakh enclave have been held under siege as Azerbaijan has blocked the humanitarian Lachin corridor, their only link to Armenia and the outside world, and cut off their gas supply as temperatures plummet to freezing levels.
